Biden rules out pardoning his son if convicted
Biden was asked if he would rule out a pardon for Hunter. His response was simple: "Yes." When asked if he would accept the outcome of the jury trial, he again replied, "Yes."
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Did the prosecutor at The Hague choose advisors due to anti-Israel stance?
In an op-ed he published in the Wall Street Journal, law scholar Eugene Kontorovich exposes that at least some of the experts mentioned by Khan had expressed negative views toward Israel long before the outbreak of the war.
AJC survey reveals deepening Israel ties among American Jews post-Oct. 7
The survey revealed that 85% of American Jewish adults believe it is important for the US to support Israel in the aftermath of October 7, and 57% of American Jews report feeling more connected to Israel or their Jewish identity after October 7 than before.
Kamala Harris criticized for mourning 'innocent' Gazans
“Does she mourn the loss of the Hamas guys with RPGs who came to stop the Israelis from leaving, causing many of the casualties? Did they make her list?” writes Clifford Asness, a Jewish billionaire hedge-fund manager.
After loss, FM mocks 'Hamas-embracing' Sanchez
The people of Spain have punished Pedro Sanchez for "embracing Hamas murderers and rapists," Katz writes on X using an AI-generated image of the leader covered in an egg after Sanchez's government, which recognized a Palestinian state and joined the anti-Israel case at the ICJ, suffers defeat in the European Parliament elections.
